The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-01
PERSONAL.

CAPT. CHTTTENDEN, one of the survivors of the
| Greedy expedition, is an attraction in Phila-
| delphia dime museum. -.-,~
| Ex-Gov. PALMER. of Illinois, says he cannot
| take time to attend to the business OF visitor
| to West Point Academy, and so he declines the
| appointment.
WILLIAM HENRY BISHOP the novelist and
| maga2inist, has to write his name in full now to
| avoid confusion with the mind reader of some
| what similar initials.
TIE prizes at Che last paper hunt in Washing
| ton cost Mr. Greger $780, which was but a part
| of the expenses incurred This makes imitation
fox hunting almost as expensive as gentleman
farming
QUEEN KAPIoLANI is quite a lioneSs in San
Francisco. Her pictures, as printed in the CAL
and Chronicle, resemble each other about as
much as Queen Victoria looks like President
| Cleveland.
KAISER WILHELM was greatly disappointed at
not being asked to a recent party given by
Count Rddolinlty at which his granddaughter.
Princess Victoria, appeared in the guiSe of
Yum YUM
QUEEN VICTORIA lately set the Russonaniacs
of London ahowling by wearing the Bulgarian
Order OF the Red Cross at a drawing room, at
which the Russian Ambassador and his fam
lily were present.
JrsT before the death of Mrs Hawley, wife Of
the Connecticut Senator, she adopted little
girl or about years of age. Gen, Hawley has
inseparable companions.
THERE is a man in Indiana who was named
after Buchanan, and his name was then Changed
to Lincoln, and from that TO Grant, and he now
calls himself Cleveland Smith. He is bound to
keep up with the procession.
THE Duchess of Cumberland is to be removed
trom vienna 10 Copenhagen as soon as She has
gained sufficient strength to encounter the
fatigues of such Journey. There is but small
hope OF the Duchess recovering her reason.
1IRs. BONANZA MAcKAy writes to a friend in
London: There is no truth in the report of my
wishing TO purchase the Regent or any of the
famous collection OF French Jewels. | have not
the slightest intention or desire Of doing so.'
THE unwilling of the equestrian statue of Gen.
Burnside ut Providence viii take place within a
Few weeks. Hh2 group is il@ larger than life
size. Gen Burnside is represented sitting par
TALLY turned in the saddle gazing earnestly into
the distance.
HAss HANSEN and his three sons. from Co.
penhagen arrived in New York last week, ON
their way to Illinois. When the father was
asked 70 sign his name at Castle Garden one Of
nus sons litted him up 70 level with the book
He ~ only three feet high, while his sons are
strappng siXfooters.
LIEUT. Gov. JONES of New York is a striking
looking man Of medium height His ilamboyant
nouStache is of Il uniform gray. His complex
ION has the flddy tinge Of a man in good health
lie IS reserved in manner, and presideS over the
Senate with dignity AID good ACKNOWLEDGMENT
ms dignity is sometimes detected by Senatorial
hOodlumism
TIE Pope has been enjoying the company. at
the Vatican, of the coniiiror Bosco, who was
sent Tor expressly from Vienna to entertain his
hoihess After witnessing two hours sleight-
ot,hand work with great delight the Pope com
pllmented The conjuror and sent him TO the
hoSpital-that Is. to entertain the sicl-an honor
FOR which Bosco was not prepared.
a CORRESPONDENT writing OF George w. Childs.
The prince Of Philadelphia Journalists. saws.
lie has q superb wine cellar, but he never
touches vines OF ntoxicants Of any kind. lie
doesn't know the taste OF them. Apollinaris
water, which Is served in a superb silver hagon.
IS ms tavorite tippie. He never uses even tea or
coffee. AS to his eating, wheaton grits and oa.-
meal polridge are his favorite dishes Although
ne enterialns 80 much and is conspicuous figure
at 80 many notable dtnneirs. he scarcely even
lnOblcS at anything during the entertainment
Bul MS hospitality is the hospitality Of a prince
Nothing Is too good for his guests When he
gives large entertainment the four quarters of
the globe are levied on 20 provide for the wants
anu tue iancies OF those be asks to his house.